Amiel Kornel
@amielk.bsky.social
Board Director, Investor, and Entrepreneurship geek, I teach entrepreneurial finance at #ESCP Business School in Paris and authored Spinning into Control: Improvising the Sustainable Startup.
Just back from Spain, where we traveled only by train, bus and foot. No plane or rented car. “Slow travel”, I call it. We liked the slower pace it imposed. Felt like we saw a lot more of the Basque Country, where we started out, and Moor-influenced Andalusia in the south.
Cordoba was stunning.
Cordoba was stunning.
April 27, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Just back from Spain, where we traveled only by train, bus and foot. No plane or rented car. “Slow travel”, I call it. We liked the slower pace it imposed. Felt like we saw a lot more of the Basque Country, where we started out, and Moor-influenced Andalusia in the south.
Cordoba was stunning.
Cordoba was stunning.
Migrating from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to alternative platforms (Bluesky and Letterboxd) that refuse to accommodate racists, xenophobes and antisemites. And whose CEOs don't feel compelled to kowtow to our felonious president.
Cartoon by Nicola Jennings, The Guardian, 1/8/25
Cartoon by Nicola Jennings, The Guardian, 1/8/25
February 26, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Migrating from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to alternative platforms (Bluesky and Letterboxd) that refuse to accommodate racists, xenophobes and antisemites. And whose CEOs don't feel compelled to kowtow to our felonious president.
Cartoon by Nicola Jennings, The Guardian, 1/8/25
Cartoon by Nicola Jennings, The Guardian, 1/8/25
Photo I took a year ago in Paris only gained poignancy this week with the confirmation of Ariel and Kfir’s assassination by Hamas. The tender gaze of then 4-year-old Ariel seemed directed at his baby brother. That someone could rip the poster of the 8-month-old Kfir struck me as an obscenity.
February 22, 2025 at 9:10 AM
Photo I took a year ago in Paris only gained poignancy this week with the confirmation of Ariel and Kfir’s assassination by Hamas. The tender gaze of then 4-year-old Ariel seemed directed at his baby brother. That someone could rip the poster of the 8-month-old Kfir struck me as an obscenity.